Ordinance, a critical series, issues nonfiction writing in the areas of contemporary poetics, philosophy, politics, and technology. Ordinance as in coordination, ordinal points, and incendiary potential. Ordinance offers essays and other texts with greater stamina than yesterday’s feed. Each chapbook in the series is handmade, perfect bound, and portable.
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Ordinance books include Daniel Borzutzky’s Memories of my Overdevelopment, Julietta Cheung’s Minoritarian Enunciation and Global Product Culture, and forthcoming titles by Daniel Spangler, Andrew Durbin, Cassandra Troyan and others to be announced. The series will be complete by the end of 2016, with ten titles in all.